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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-11
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tuall auf benz Mlamo pla,a nit ri6teie.
cine Glase bel benz Bunoesbe3irfsge'
ridt anbdnsis gemadt babe unb 3tuar,
neil Der @run0 unb 8Dben, auf benz
iene Seeneu ii9 abipielten, sufdaig Dor
Ginger 3eit bur6 Rauf in ben Befb
Der Bunbesregierung geIangt fei, mar
man allgemeir erifaunt iiber bieie merf=
tuiirbige Begriinoung. Oas betrehenbe
@eri6t bat bieie Mntinirung ieoo6 aIs
fi6baltig an~erfanut, mie bic 0orgdnge
bes geErieen Cages bepeifen.
So erfolste bic 8erbaftung
hes @apOrs. bes fd6tif6en
8 dabmeifers 9erff, bes
bt m ar 6aIls Sbarbein n,
bes Alderman Segener, De
@rsQIberman 6 d 10 b, 6es
9rn. Gus. u. & a nj b mann. fomie
b er 9erren %. 2anbauer uno
M. g eeIas, uno besGarbigen
Oourg, tpel1 leBtere beiben Direct
art Nbenb bes Graipaas bon Der Polis
aei berbaftet tporben tuaren.
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Ii9en 8erbafteten Der 8er6 10 D.
num gemeini6aftli9 Senrp
Burner unb u. 8. SUTHERLAND, beibes
Burger Der Ser. Staten, in Der freien
auslbung unb in benz @enufe ibrer
perfafunssmdBigen &e6te gu beein'
trddtigen unb Ee bur6 gini6i6terung
baran gu perbinoern". Die probibi'
tionsftase", beiBt es ferner in Der Gin.
tIasef9rift-niei cine ioI9e. su bsren
S%iscuifion ieber Burger BON Seras bes
re6tigt iei, uno baB bic N~nsetlaaten
bur6 ibr 8erbalteu, inoem tie auf benz
Der Bunbesregierung aeb0rigen 8runo
uno 8oben iene 8erfammlung our9
miiften 2drm, Drobunsen unb Jli6en,
iomie bur6 ibdtIi6e Nngriffe ft6rten
unb INSTRUMENTATION, bic @eiebe bes
Staates braden unb fi9 gegen ben
6rieben uno bic Wiirbe Der 0ereinigten
Staten b%ergingen."
(W~fertpiirbig, wie Sartfiiblenb bic
8unbesbeb0rben nit einem Ntale in
8e3ug auf bic Seiligbaltung Der gonz
ftitution getpOrben iinbl Oils oh bic
gauge Grase, I'm bic es ii6 bier ban=
belt, ndmIi6 bic Probibitions Sepe>
suns unb bas p%robibitions glmerbes
ment, nidt cine frede 8erbobnung Der
bur6 chen bieie Contribution geipabrz
l%eiiteten perionli9en &e6te uno bic
6reibeit bes einSellien Burgers finb ID
Surge 3eit mad Der 8erbaftung err
ifleren bic i1mmtli6en Nngeflagten in
Der Office bes 8unbes : GommiHdrs
Stebenion, UNI Yiirgi6aft gu itellen.
gls iie iebo6 borten, bab Der Nlapor
@allagban li6 gemeigert bate, Bonb su
geben, tbaten Tie bafielbe unb ertldrten,
iie ieien bereit, fi6 in bas @efdngniB
abfiibren gu lahen. 0fr. Stepenlun
bate uripriingli6 bic glbii6t, bic Ser
banblungen iiber bieien Sail gu pers
tagen, UNI iebo6 nidt genotbigt AL
fem, bas Sberbaupt Der itdbtii6en
Yerlualtung unb ale bic iibrigen Nlge=
flogteu binter S6loB unb &iegel 81
ieBen, bei6loB er, iofort gum Verb0re
81 i6reiten, su wel6em 3wede man ii6
mad benz SunbesgeridtsSimmer begab.
Der Yunbesbiltrifts : Mnipalt Serr
&ubolpb 9leberg unb fein 6ebiilfe Wfr.
Solon Stemart pertraten ais Mnfldger
bic Bunbesregieruug. Sebterer beans
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-11

tragic bic @eri6iebung besSales, Inn Der
Megieruug bic SeisiebIng BON 3eltgen
gu crm0gIiden. Der &ommiiidr beanz
tragic, bic SiirgI6aft fir icben einsels
nen gugcfla9ten auf $500 fef3uIcber,
ipogegen Mapor G~allagbau iebO6 @inz
iuenbungen erbob. @r itebe bier
iagte erals Der Mapor BON San glns
tonic Dor ben S6raufen unb f0nnc als
FOLDER nidt bulbeu, baB Der Gerba6t
irgenb elmer S6ulb auf ldngere 3eit
binars auf linn Iaite. Ser Commit
lioner beitritt, baB iib bic Anflage ges
gen ben MaDor Gallagban ri6te, iie
ri6te ii6 pielmebr gegen ben Siirger
@alagban.
Na1 8erIeiung Der BON Brpofer bes
i9iporenen @nflassi9rift erfldrte Sal
labaE, bab bieieIbe ibatfd9li9e unpabr'
beiten entbalte. Ct pertpies auf bic
Sbaiiade. baB bic # dbtii9en Bee
amten bereits an ienem Ibenbe 8erbafs
tunaen porgenDmmen bdtten, uno baB
Der &ecorber iiber bic 8erbafteten aiem.
lid i1pere Strafen perbdngt babe. Der
6taotperwaItnu0 iei bod alio ri6t bic
serinafie pfi9tberidumniB n%or3uipers
fen. uebrigens be3weifelte er bic CONS
petens Der 8unoesregierung, tn bieiem
Sale ein3ugreifen, ba linn Der bierfiir
angefibrte @runb ni6t einleu9te.
Solte er etpd @atlings9 anOnen aufs
fabren unb bic 8iirger San Nntonios
suiammeni9ieBen lahen, neil bieie
feline Cuff batten. fi9 gebulbig bon ben
probibitionsrebnerH i6mdben gu Iai.
fen2 Sebr treffenb bemertte DIR. @als
laban: rWenn bas Bunbesgeri6t be-
redtigt ift, in bieiem Sale e%insugrei.
fen, neil Der S9auplab ieues Sumults
elm bon Der 8unoesregierung augefauf:
ter 8auplaB mar, bann udre es bod
aud phi9t Der 8unbesregte.
unb nidt Der Stabt genes
len. ienen SumuIt au berbiiten! !" Wenn
iener @runb fidbaltig III, banr baben
bic 8unbesbeamten b61ifens bas He6t,
bic ftdbtif9en 8eamten pegen unbefugs
ter Wornabme BON 8erbaftungen CUR
&e9eni9aft gu siebenl
Gi1ter Waltbaa beantragte i'm Was
men Der 4ngeflagten, bic Nnflage faIs
len gu lafen, ba oieielbe ni6t Dor bas
Bunbesgeridt geb6re.
Manor Ganasban pettuabrte f9 ies
bod biersesen, ba er ui@t uiinide,
bab Der Sal ormeII erleoist tperoe,
1onbern babur6, BOB bic unmabrbeit
Der in Der WufIQqeIhrift enthalteneu
Mngaben na9geipieien Diirbe.
9iftriet 3 Mntpalt 9leberg Derbreitete
f1 bes 2dngern iiber bic 8efugnife
unb bic jurisdiction Der Bunbesgeridte
unb iiber bic berfafIungsmdBige pfi9t
berielben, bic 6reibeit Der &ebe unb bic
Greibeit Der prefe su bef6iBen-tpos
rauf Der Mapor ibm nit f6neibenbem
Sobne entgegenrief: Scr Difrifts
4ntpalt 3leberg fpri9t BON @ebe. unb
preBfreibeit unb benuo6 tpeiB i'd bes
fimnlt, baB er es mar. Der bic Mnfla.
gei9rift anffebtel Die 4nflaseidrift
aber entbdIt 2igen, bic bon elenben,
gewi1enIoIen 2euten bei1tporen por=
BEN finb!" Inter biefeu llmIfdnben
tueigere CT ii9 Bomb su ffenen, ionbern
perlange einen YroeeB, ba bic Wiirbe
Der Stabt San Nntonio, bic BON Seis
ten tpeniger perbobrter 6anatifer in
ben 2otb gesogen tuer6en fole, bies ges
bieierifd berlange!
Na9 furser BeratbuHg pertagte fid
Ser 8eri1tsbof, nm an ndfiten Dor.
mittas bic gntf6eiouug Su fdaen.
Oie .fdmmtli9eH IHflagten uuroen
barauf obue 8arsi9aftfteaung ents
lahen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-11
llUerlef.

= Die Mnti. probibitions= 8eriamms
lung beute @benb muB fi9 gu elmer
Semonffration segen ben BON bei6rdnts
96pfen unternommenen 8eriud geitals
ten, uns elm i'm Wiberiprude sur Uers
faHung ffebenbes 8ebOrmunbuugslps
fem aufSuordngen, uie es fir feline
2inber unb Sbpa6fnnige angebra9t
iein mag, ni9t aber segeniiber betl freis
en- 8iirgeru zines tpeger feiner freien
Snfitutionen ~beriibmten Staatspelens!
9lm 6reitag Nadmittas peritarb
bier Grau CHARLOTTE @eienberg imalter
bon So Sabren. Die 8ertorbene
ftammte aus u.&uppirt in Der preuBis
f1en probina 8ranbenburg, mar iebo9
fdon ieit LANCER 3eit in Seras anidiig.
3ablreihe 0ertuanbte unb Greunbe bes
Hagen ben Sob Der Dabinseidiebenen.
Sas 2ei9enbegdugniB finbet beute
abeub UNI 5 ubr. bonn Srauerbauie,
PIG glmfraBe, aus ftatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-11
0ei@dftS sMsbernabnte.


Der unterseidnete ma6t hermit be-
tannt, baB er ben
Salom llb Die 0arte1 Wrtbidaft
BON Deter Sonas an beutigen
Sage iiberuommen bot. IS tperben
uie bisber nur bic beiteH @etrdnfe unb
@igarren seiiibrt iperOen unS es ptro
mein 8eftreben fein, ben @arten gum
Sammslplab beutider Gamilien su
MAIDEN. Inter Dem 8eripre9eu promps
ter unb nufmerfiamer B%ebienung bittet
um sablreiden 3uipru1
Ben. Hentm d.
San Mntonio, l. Stunt 1887.
sas Na9 bes Sages SAT- unb 5ibe
Elm @Ias 8 o il e-6 tai 8ierl Se0er
Saloon fibrt es.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-11
Wabn6e'S 9ptel.
gm IL. Stunt bdielblf abgeifiesen:

Gbas. 8. @6tte, Stem Orleans; z. 6. euiS.
aidapos Springs; SuIins @sit, 9sras; j,
GonnalIb u. 6rau, Borne; ID. 6reiberg. SOL
uefon yiobert S1merbed, Stem yort VI. w.
Ridter, 6. &i6tsr. 8and u. D. eroips, Bis-
eoniin u. 3. Grb, @oliaS @n. Singer uno
6rau, GImenborf; u. 9. gosel. erat9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-11

= Der Wiilionsgarten 1T Elm tebr
blbi6er, angeuebmer uub fibler Drt,
um einen Nbenb gu perbringet, no.
mentIi9, penn ppie am SOnatagN nod
Muiit geboten tulrb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-11

s6- Nnti : probibitioniften! 3einer
feble in Der Neriammlung beute
@benb in ser 3urnbaIIe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-11

- Die beutifen 6amilien beiu6en
am Sonniag @benb ben Miiiionss@ ars
ten, no elm erobss 2ouSert fattinbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-11
Spiel &aarem @ei@1ft
PAUL WAGNER.

Die reidfe unb ~elssantefe sluspabl
bon artifeln, Welde flo beicnbers AZ
@eturtatasss uno 5Od,elts .gsf4enten
eiSneu, ais:
Silber,pla tirte Waaren,
Statuen bon BrOn3e, Terro @otta,
Por,ellau unb 4labafer.
1eli8iSic 6isuren, grueifre uno Hos
fenfrdnae.
glumen=B aien unb Hmpeln.
Eafen, fem cseorirts.
Glbums in GROCER NuswobI.
photographer aler drt.
Sourenirs NIT 81 Nniidten bon Sun
antonip, far so gents.
Bitbsr unb Biiber. Gabmen.
RuifoOisn unb lltren.
Opsrnsldfer unb SernrSbre.
Eoidenmefer unb Sheeren.
Damen uub Serren Goblet WecaGaires
@elbtaiden far .perren unb Damsn.
-Oaulen . 9anbtuideu.
Brief Woppen.
S4reib5euSe unD Noti3ba4er.
UiFten=9 orten. Gtlis.
Dameu Nrbeits . Sdif9en uno a5rbe.
90nbsS piesel unb 3drirae.
&aud.Eifde unb Service.
Gisorren . Gtuis.
3eitunss. Rappsn.
Spo3isrfSde.
YOsel. unb Gidborn .'9dfse.
Gecorbecns, 3itberu unb Sarmcuicas.
Muideln in GROCER HuswobI.
Slid Mpparate.
Bapiere uno icnfise Waterialien jas
N%nfertiaung BON Yapiers Blumen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-11
Gtn b~anfbarer 9attent,

Der i.inen samen nidt ssnannt babsu mill unS
Der feline roIIfdn6ise @ieSerber.
eIIuua bon dperem eeioen elmer in
Soltorbud ausssebsneu arsnei berSanlt,
Idbt eur9 uns baiIelbe I tent rel an feline
Isiosnbsn Mitmeniden berfdiden. SisieS grose
Bud sntbaIt 8e;epte, bic in je6er apoibete
perben tonnen. S9idt Sure Aoreie
8riefmarfe an o. GtSfainp 81 &c.,
15 g. Somftun Ctr, Hetp Yprf, y. y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-11

Sa~ Maffen. er a m m n 9
Der beuti6en Unit. probibitionifien bon
Sun Mntonio in Der Surnban e
4benb!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-11
HnS @pthcubIatt.

zei, ieuSen Don iss: "b bias ~gGohen.
b 81 III, ben Breis bon $500 dil
e. fah DoitOfrei nan GeutlG,is..o.
Der cher. ,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-11

= &beiner &(Gaul ibun als
les our 6ebure beg Miifionsgartens,
unb lie baben grfoIg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-11
Sangltngen1 Mdnnern
rtr5
St6ere Seilt.n9 8arantirt.

Die fdredIideu Golsen Der Suacnbfinbeu,
Gel9ledtsfdrdde beruriadenb, poburd Self
un0 a0rper ruiuirt iper0en, permanent aes
belt. 9ersfopfsn, GHidtsmheit, Gaamen.
abftub. Gtod@tnibf9pdde, 8erIuf Der Gner.
CITE, abneigung seeen 'Geieuf9aft unb NeIan.
9olie griubIi9 lirirt. 8erbeiratbete Mdnnsr,
cher folde, bic fd rerbeiratbsu woIen, bic in
6oI9e bon Satisfaction In Der Jneenb an @e.
f9Iedts. uno Nerbenl9pd9e Isiben, rerDen
grinoIi9 lHrirt. aeine MineraIien einsese.
beu- Sunge Mduner, bic ihre Belt nit unfdbi.
gen 3euteu berf9penbet nm fd babur9 arant.
heiten hes Qopfes. Der Raie, bee Salfes, Der
eeber, 2uugen, Gineeipeioe nnb bes Mnaens
suge3Osen babeu, iuerbsn fdnel turirt. East
Sud ni9t buS9 faIfAes SdamsefibI abbaItsn,
lofort
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-11
D R. G.,
gu coufuItiren.
Wo. ia Gins Ctr, Dallas, Seras

NHe 8epeIn1eil Trantbetfen cntIrt.
Vrrmpte gufmertlamfeit aorresponbsnsen &c.
fdeuft. MeI0et mir bic Symphonic uub Nlebi>
ttn iDtrb uubertaeIit c. O. ID. berfaubt. Or.
@G7er5ug III eth Srabui-ter Diplom in feiner
0ffsel init lsiabriger Rraris butter fid. @raL
tisirt felt Sabren in Dallas. II, Stun
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-11

Der nur d 1f ~fabrieirt piro bon
y. II. Zeim d Co., philadelphia, pa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-11

,u btfaIeu. Inn nun ~unieren SUrraib BON Serren.
idnel ais mSslid aussupertau EN-, werben mi
p~reiien lcaidlasen. Die Yreiie iDercen bon
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-02-10
A Lively Corpse.

In neighhoring town death entered
an estimable household at midnight,
aud an undertaken from this city was
summoned by telegraph, writes a Bridge
port correspondent of the New York
sun. On arriving ut the house the IN
dertaker sent his lady assistant to an
upper chamber TO prepare the corpse.
Taking her box Of bandageS, Sponges,
etc. the assistant went, as she thought
to the room indicated, but instead She
entered the room of a Young lady, a
member of the bereayed family. who
had fallen sound asleep from exhaustion
caused bv her constant attendance at the
sick bed. The attendant had an old
fashioned tallow dip, which she sat on
the stand, and depcsiting her box on
the bed by the side of the sleeping
beauty, she began operations. Taking
q soft sponge, She carefully washed ,ue
face. observing. what was not UNI
usual that the flesh was still warm.
The Young lady SLEPT on, but when "a
huc-toothed comb was drawn through
some tangled crimpS of her hair size
aWoke with q suddeDncss that upset
both the attendant and the box of nipple
mcuts. Both ladies gave % shrek that
could have been heard blocks away.
and as soon IS q match could be struck,
for the candle had been overturned.
explanations followed The attendant
believed the corpse had come to life.
and the awakened damsel thought size
had boon disturbed by a burglar The
household below was aroused, and they
followed the undertaken m luIek sue.
cession To the scene Of the disturbance
Although the death had cast gloom
over the household there was quie.
laugh when the situation was explained
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-02-10
Cure for Most Dangerous Wounds.

An intelligent and trustworthy cor
respondent has sent us the following:
The smoke of WOODEN rags is a cure FOR
the most dangerous wounds. A lady
of my acquaintance ran a machine
needle through her finger. She could
not be released till the machine was
taken to pieces. The needle had broken
into her finger in three pieces, one of
which was bent almost double After
repeated trials the piece were extracted
by pincers, but they were very strongly
embedded. The pain reached to the
shoulder, and there was every danger
Of loebjaw The wooden rags were put
over the Goals, and she held her finger
over the smoke, and in very short
time all the pain was gone and it never
returned, though it was some little time
before the finger healed. This is but
one Of many instances of such cure,
some OF them taking place after several
days from the time OF the wound. Let
wooden rags be kept sacredly and al
ways at hand for wounds. The smoke
and stencil will fill the house. perhaps,
but that is Il trihe when the alternative
is lock- Jaw, or even long, painful
sequel TO a wound. Another instance,
was the wound made by an euraged
cat, which tore the flesh from the wrist
to the elbow, and bit through the heshy
part Of the hand. One ministration Of
the smoke extracted all the pain. which
bad been frightful. -B0st2.t Iran-
scy.igf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-02-10
TIangtry's First Appearance.

Apropos of Mrs Langtry's exceeding
beauty us Pauline. in the Lady of
Lyons, Mrs Paran Stevens tells in
very graphic fashion of the first time
she ever saw the lady on the day Of
her first public appearance in London
society. 1t was at great tea given by
the Coldstream guards at the tower, to
which some two thousand people were
invited. There had been rumors of
famous new beauty from jersey, and Of
course her portrait had been seen in the
Royal academy exhibit. but with the
exception of a favored few who had met
her ut small affairs she had not been
revealed to the London world. "Sne
came in when the thing was about half
over, said Mrs. Stevens, land people
began 10 whisper about that the new
beauty had appeared and to stand on
tiptoe and crane their neoks to catch
glimpse of her She was perfect Wis
ion of lOveluess. Dressed in simple
little black frock, cut square at the neck
and showing her throat that was white
as milk. and her face framed bya wide,
black Gainsborough hat she made q
complete conquest of the fashionable
world at first glance. Everything went
down before her and by the next morn
inc she was the most-talked-of woman
in England | confess | was quite as
enthusiastic as the rest of the world, for
! adore pretty women, and / thought
her the preltiest | had ever seen. She
seemed quite perfect, from her slender
feet to the two rows Of pearls she
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-02-10

in getting his bill before the Senate
prohibiting members from acting as
attorneys for railroads. Senator
Teller announced that he was pre-
pared to vote against the measure
Notwithstanding newspaper clamor,
and Notwithstanding the effort made
to attract attention to the fact that
the Senate was body of lawyers,
and the charge that Senators were
devoting to the practice of law for
railroad corporations the time which
they should devote to the public
service. lie believed Congressman
should studiously abstain from EN-
ployment of that kind, but he ar
gued that men who came TO Congress
did not therefore give up their buzz
ness and professions. He said an
effort had been made to depide the
Senate, to break it down, to destroy
its usefulness and thus eventually
compel its abolition Bat this could
not be accomplished SO long as
Delaware and Rhode Island insisted
on the right given them by the
Constitution.
Others followed for and against
the bill, and in the midst of the de-
bate Senator Frye, Of Maine, took
the floor, in order, he said, to give
piece of information. He read an
Associated Press telegram from
Eastport, Me, stating that the winter
school or herring had struck into
the American shore, and that about
twenty-five English boats and YES
sells were there fishing within the
shore line, and that meanwhile the
English cruiser Middleton was
cruising near PASSPORT aud St. An
drews, ready to seize any American
fisherman who might venture be-
yond the dead line. That was all,
he said, and the debate proceeded.
Messrs. Fry and Ingalls, were the
Senators who last week championed
the retaIiatory bill for the protection
Of American fishermen with so
much warmth and bitterness. Mr..
Ingalls, has since been deluged with
congratulatory letters from the
States and insoleut denunciations
from Canada.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-02-10
Mrs. CIeveiand's Social Assistants.

Mrs. Cleveland will have some lovely
young ladies inside the cabt.et circle to
assist her in her receptions this winter
The Misses Bayard will appear very sell
dom in public, but their places viii be
filled by the Misses Manning, Eudicott,
Villas, and Lamar Miss Villas is hard
" debutante yet, but will be allowed
to take part in the festivities in a limited
degree.
Miss Manning, the secretary's dauch-
ter, who is lust out, is quite attractive.
She assisted her stepmother at her re-
ception last season, and was quite popu-
lar Miss EndIcott is full-flown So
ciety lady now, and is very elegant and
stately in her manner and movement.
The prettieat one of them all is Miss
Jennie Lamar, the debutante daughter
of the Mississippi secretary. Her moth
er died over two years ago, and she has
been living with her married sister in
Memphis Tenn, until this fall. She is
Is, tall, graceful. and bright Her hair
is golden and her eyes rich-hued
hazel. She has the gentle ways and
tender, poetic expression of the sunny
south. She will be the belle this winter
and will present a charming contrast in
blonde points to Mrs, Cleveland rs they
stand in line to receive their fellow-citi-
zens. NtHleap0tiS Journal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-02-10
A Norwegian Bride and Groom.

The bride was about %, | should say,
with ruddy complexion, good features,
and large blue eyes. She had upon her
head the bridal crown, without which
few peasant women are married in Nor
way. tried one on my own head on
another occasion, and found it heavy.
There is a brass rim to fit the head, and
the open silver-work above it is often
gilt in place with patches of gold, and
embellished with garnets. Such crowns
are kept as heirooms; and it is no I'M
common thing for the women of the
same household to be married in a
crown that has done similar duty in the
family for one or two hundred years.
The skirt was of black material, the
bodice was snowy white, with corset
of red and green, and an prom of white,
with bands of embroidery hanging in
front Of it, Around the neck and the
waist were squarely-made, dusky silver
bands. looking like an eccentric collec-
ton of old buckles.
The bridegroom wore ''top hat, J"
which seemed to have been kept in his
family much after the fashion OF his in
tended's bridal crown. lie has red
waistcoat very short in the waist with
brass buttons on ii, and a singular kind
of coat, very loose, with frontal orna-
ment. There was inst n suspicion of
red piping down the side OF the trousers.
He was muscular. sun-bmnt hardy
looking man of about 30, though proba-
bly, younger than he seemed to be. The
white bodices and colored skirts, the
silver iewelry, Of the girls in the process
sion, and the snowy headgear of the
married women with crimpcd lappets
hanging down the back, and V-shaped,
made a brave show.
The second couple looked much older
The brides had their wedding rings
already on their fingers. and each car
ried several handkerchefs folded up, of
various colors These handkerchiefs are
usually presents given at the betrothal.
The ceremony was short. The SER
vice and communion were over before
the bridal professions reached the
church; and as they entered the two
couples advanced to the altar, knelt
down. and then placed themselves, with
their friends, about the altar-rails The
pastor, in n black gown, with an Eliza
bethan ruff round his neck, addressed a
few words TO tine groups, and then ques-
toned uridegroOms and brides in turn.
Each couple then knelt down, with THEN
hands Joined together and the pastor
pronounced them man and wife. A
benediction concluded the service
! CaSSel1s Family NagaztHc for Nopcn..
! Der.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-02-10
Dated Dodgeyile, wis, Feb. ist, i5s7. 5
Order Ion NolIce or FtnnI settIemen1.

- TATE OF WIsCONSIN-IOWA COUNTY
Dcourt-in probate
In the matter of the estate Of Robert George
deceased.
On application Of Charles Gilman and Alex
Wilson, the executors uf the estate or Robert
George, deceased, Tor the adjustment aud allow
ance of their administration account and the
assignment of HE residue OF said estate 10 such
other persons as are by law entitled to the same.
IL is ordered, that said account be examined,
adjusted and allowed at a regular term of said
court % be held at the Court House, in the viii
age of Dodgeyille, in said county on The first
Tuesday of March, A. d, 1887.
1t Is further ordered, that. upon the adjust
ment and allowance OF such account by this
court, as aforesaid, the residue of said estate,
be, by the further order and judgment of the
court, assigned 70 such persons as are By law en-
titled 10 the same.
It is further ordered that notice of the time
and place OF the examination and allowance Of
such account, and of the assignment of the resi-
due Of said estate, be given TO all persons inter-
csted by publication OF said notice Tor three
successive weeks, before said day of hearing in
Jse Ainerll Point Tribune, weekly newspaper
published az the city OF Mineral Point IN said
county. by the Court,
JOHN I. JONES County Judge
Dated Dodgeyille, Wis, Feb. !, 1857.